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SOCIAL BOYCOTT OF TRANSGENDER AND INDIAN CONSTITUTION - AN ANALYSIS BY – DR. M. A. THAMIZH SELVI

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UNVEILING INDIA’S OTT ODYSSEY: DECODING THE LEGAL LANDSCAPE FOR PLATFORMS AND APPS BY - JASJIT SINGH

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CONTEMPORARY OVERVIEW ON SOCIO-ECONOMIC HISTORY DEVELOPMENT AND STATUS QUO OF PROSTITUTION IN INDIA BY - NOHITHA ANIL & LAKSHMI PRIYA P

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SPACE LAW AND EMERGING ISSUES IN INDIA BY - BHAVESH

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"COMBATING FAKE NEWS IN THE WORLDS LARGEST DEMOCRACY: A CRITICAL ANALYSIS FOR THE NEED OF ANTI-FAKE NEWS LEGISLATION IN INDIA" BY - DEBMALYA SINHA

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GENDER DISCRIMINATION IN INDIAN FAMILY SUCCESSION: A LEGAL PERSPECTIVE BY: KHUSHI JAIN

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SECTION 498A IPC: BALANCING PROTECTION AND MISUSE BY - NEHA DAS & PRITHWISH GANGULI

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REASONABLE CLASSIFICATION AND ARTICLE 14: JUDICIAL APPROACH TO AFFIRMATIVE ACTION AND RESERVATIONS BY - BABHRAVI SINGH

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ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE AND ITS IMPACT ON ACCESS TO JUSTICE IN INDIA: INNOVATIONS, CHALLENGES, AND FUTURE PROSPECTS BY - DR KRITI SINGH

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